The mean weight for a group of students is 130 pounds, with an SD of 8 pounds. What is the probability of selecting a single student who weighs 125 pounds or more?
Mean weight = 130
Standard deviation = 8
Assuming that the data is normally distributed.
The probability that X>125 is equal to the blue area under the curve.
Use the standard normal table to conclude that:
P (z>−0.63) = 0.7357
ANS: The probability of selecting a student who weighs 125 pounds or more = 0.7357
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